What we build
Four practices, one system.
We would rather be the best team you have used for a narrow set of work than an adequate one for everything. Below is exactly what each engagement covers, what it costs to start, and what you have at the end of it.
Web
Websites that do more than look good.
Marketing sites, commerce and web applications built on Next.js — fast, indexable, and editable by your own team without calling us.
₹60,000
Starting price
6mo
Warranty
What we build
- Marketing and brand sites
- Commerce storefronts
- Landing page systems
- Content platforms
Technology
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- CMS
- SEO
- Analytics
Plus the repository, credentials and hosting — in your name, at go-live.
Mobile
One product. Two platforms.
React Native applications shipped to the App Store and Play Store, with a release process your team can run after we leave.
₹1,50,000
Starting price
6mo
Warranty
What we build
- Customer-facing apps
- Field and operations apps
- Marketplace apps
- Store submission and release
Technology
- React Native
- Expo
- APIs
- Payments
- Push
Plus the repository, credentials and hosting — in your name, at go-live.
Software
Internal systems built around your business.
Dashboards, CRMs, admin panels and operational software modelled on how your team actually works — with roles, approvals and an audit trail.
₹2,50,000
Starting price
6mo
Warranty
What we build
- CRMs and pipelines
- Admin and operations panels
- Dashboards and reporting
- Marketplaces
Technology
- Node.js
- NestJS
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- AWS
Plus the repository, credentials and hosting — in your name, at go-live.
Systems
The infrastructure connecting it all.
The layer most agencies skip: the APIs, integrations, deployments and data model that turn separate pieces into one system your business runs on.
Scoped
Per engagement
6mo
Warranty
What we build
- API and data-model design
- Third-party integrations
- Deployment pipelines
- Monitoring and runbooks
Technology
- API design
- Integrations
- CI/CD
- Infrastructure as code
Plus the repository, credentials and hosting — in your name, at go-live.
How a build actually runs.
Six stages. Each one has a condition that has to be true before the next begins, and those conditions are enforced in the system we run the studio on — which is the only reason they hold when a date gets close.
The full processDiscover
Understand the business.
We work out what the software has to do for the business before we draw a screen. You leave with a written problem statement you can argue with.
You receive
A written problem statement
Design
Turn requirements into a system.
Flows, data model and interface, designed together. Scope gets locked here — which is the only reason a fixed price and a fixed date can hold.
You receive
Locked scope, data model and screens
Build
Engineering begins.
Two-week cycles, each ending in a working deploy on a real URL. No percentage-complete bars, no big reveal at the end.
You receive
A working deploy every two weeks
Verify
QA, performance and edge cases.
Real devices, real data, and the states nobody demos: empty, offline, failed, and the two-hundredth record nobody drew.
You receive
A pass on real devices and real data
Ship
Production deployment.
Your domain, your cloud account, your repository. Credentials transfer at go-live because the accounts were in your name from day one.
You receive
Domain, cloud and repository in your name
Compound
Every build makes the next one faster.
Recurring problems become reusable components in our registry. That is why the timelines are honest rather than heroic.
You receive
Reusable components in the registry
Every fortnight, this whole loop ends on a URL you can open.
- Client problemSomething the business cannot do today
- ProjectDesigned, built, shipped, handed over
- Internal solutionThe pattern behind it, extracted
- Reusable componentVersioned, hash-addressed, editable
- Valentir productWhen it turns out everyone has the problem
Every project teaches us something. Recurring problems become reusable systems, and occasionally a product — which is how a fixed price and a short timeline stop being a contradiction.
The things people ask first.
If the awkward question is not here, send it. We would rather have the difficult conversation now than three weeks into a build.
Ask us directlyOne reply, from whoever would build it8 answered in full
Not sure which of these you need?
Often it is fewer than people expect. Describe the problem and we will tell you the smallest useful version of it — including when that is nothing at all.
